AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI Power Policy: The U.S. House is fast-tracking the Ratepayer Protection Act to stop AI data centers from driving up local power bills, letting states require large (100+ MW) centers to fund their own grid and transmission upgrades. Enterprise AI Security: Splunk used .conf26 in Denver to push “responsible” agent security, rolling out observability features aimed at tracking AI agent performance, costs, and risky actions before they hit operations. Colorado AI Backlash: A Magellan Strategies poll finds 66% of Coloradans view AI unfavorably, with 81% of ages 18–44 negative views tied to job and future fears. Lunar Water Limits: A new study says the Moon’s water ice may support small settlements for centuries, but likely can’t sustain city-scale populations. Local Tech & Privacy: Scrutiny of automated license plate readers keeps growing, with Colorado cities weighing guardrails as outside agencies query camera networks far more than local cases. Space Force Coalition: The Space Force’s 2025 partnership strategy doubles down on interoperability and shared space security with allies. Arts & Infrastructure: Denver’s Boettcher Hall is set for a $122M renovation, with tech upgrades and major accessibility and seating changes.
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